Glass and pool fencing
A pool fence has one job that matters more than looks: keeping young children out of the water.
Glass keeps the view open, aluminium keeps it simple, and both can look great.
Glass pool fencing uses toughened glass panels held by spigots or posts, so you can see the pool from the house and the yard. Aluminium pool fencing is a lighter, budget-friendly alternative.
In Queensland, pool fences have to meet the pool safety standard, including gate and climbable-zone rules. Talk to us about your pool and we will plan the fence around it.
Watch it go together.
- Mark out the lineThe fence line and post positions are marked out with you on site.
- Fixings in placeSpigots or posts are fixed in a straight line at the right spacing.
- Rails and frameRails or framing go on so the fence has something solid to hang on.
- Glass panelsToughened glass panels are clamped into place, with a clear view of the pool.
- Finish and clean upCaps, gates and final checks, then the site is cleaned up.
Real jobs, real photos.
Pool safety rules
Queensland pool fences must meet the pool safety standard. Gates, heights and nearby climbable objects all matter.
Glass or aluminium
Glass keeps the view but costs more and needs cleaning. Aluminium is cheaper and lower fuss.
Gates
Pool gates must self-close and self-latch. Think about where people walk in and out.
Common questions about glass and pool fencing.
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Do you do glass pool fencing?
Yes. We supply and install glass and aluminium fencing, including pool fencing and gates.
Does my pool fence need to meet rules?
Yes. Pool fences in Queensland must meet the pool safety standard. Tell us about your pool and we will plan the fence with that in mind.
Is glass or aluminium better for a pool?
Glass keeps the view open. Aluminium is lower cost and easy to look after. Both work well.
Glass and pool fencing across Southside Brisbane, Ipswich, Redland Bay, Scenic Rim, Mt Tamborine, Gold Coast, Springbrook and Tweed.
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